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What's the meaning of magic numbers?

Hi, thanks for your great work to calculate Tokens/s. I read your code of App.js and found some magic numbers. Can you please add comments for them? Just list out some numbers as below. It is awesome you would add comments for all magic numbers.

  1.     let finalPromptTime =
         theoryTimePrompt_in_ms * getFloatRatio_F16(quantType) * 1.8 +  // What's the meaning of ”1.8“?
         convertByteToMB(2 * memoryTransfer) * (0.008 / 100);           // What's the meaning of "0.008 / 100" ?
    
  2. What's the meaning of extraFactor 2.0,1.5,1.0 ...?

Missing License

I like this, great work.
I saw on your page that you mention the code is open source, but I could not find a license (such as MIT or BSD3, etc.), would it be ok if you add a license file so the terms are clear?

What is [Prompt len] and [Tokens to Generate]?

Sorry I am not quite familiar with inference: in fine-tune/training, I simply use the concept of max_seq_length. Are [Prompt len] and [Tokens to Generate] the same as max_seq_length? How could they be different?

API to use this repo

Hi, great work! I would like to use it in a terminal environment so I am wondering if you can release the API or add a terminal interaction function. Thanks!

Activation Memory

If I'm just using it for inference, do I not need to save the intermediate activation value, for example in vllm

How do I understand this activation value?

compute in gpu_configs.json meaning

Hi! I want to add some GPU specs to gpu_configs.json. What is the meaning of compute in that file? Is it the TFLOPS under certain precision?

Test results are different

Thk for your contribution
When I use this project for fine tuning:https://github.com/hiyouga/LLaMA-Factory
I used the Baichuan-13B model for sft,max_token=800,the actual memory size I use is: 28G(A40)
BUT Use your project test as:44241MB(43G)
What is the problem that causes such a difference?
Looking forward to your reply

MY TRAIN SCRIPT:
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python ../src/train_bash.py
--stage sft
--template baichuan
--model_name_or_path /container/LLM/Baichuan-13B-Chat
--do_train
--dataset test_data
--dataset_dir ../data
--val_size 0.1
--finetuning_type lora
--lora_target W_pack
--output_dir output_Bc
--overwrite_cache
--preprocessing_num_workers 1
--per_device_train_batch_size 1
--per_device_eval_batch_size 1
--gradient_accumulation_steps 1
--lr_scheduler_type cosine
--cutoff_len 800
--max_new_tokens 1400
--logging_steps 10
--save_steps 6
--eval_steps 6
--max_grad_norm 0.5
--learning_rate 5e-5
--num_train_epochs 3.0
--evaluation_strategy steps
--load_best_model_at_end
--plot_loss
--fp16
--overwrite_output_dir
--seed 3407

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Results are inconsistent and is not reliable enough

Hey @RahulSChand, Awesome work on creating this calculator. But there are some problems I am facing and getting unreliable results. Here are some of the issues I am facing:

The configurations I will be using are as follows:

Model: CodeLlama 
Param size: 7B
batch size: 1
context length: 2048
  1. QLoRA's GPU memory is showing more than LoRA

In LoRA it is showing: 177 GB and for QLoRA it is showing: 180 GB and full fine-tuning it is showing: 216 GB

  1. When I upload the config.json file vs. just the parameter number, it shows inconsistent results.

  2. The memory requirement number should not be this much. For example, I am using just 1 as batch size and 2048 context length size it is showing triple digits for LoRA and QLoRA, and now consider this graph. Reference

image

According to this graph, the memory requirement for LoRA is 16GB but in the calculation, it is showing 177 GB.

So, can you please address this doubts and if there is any way to fix this, it would be awesome.

The memory usage in LoRA finetuning

As far as i know, we can set lora rank and target module to change the number of trainable parameter, which, I think, can cause different memory usage. But i didn't fine any relevant setting in your project. How do you estimate memory usage without those information?

DeepSpeed support

if i'm using deepspeed+huggingface (including ZeRO-1, 2, 3). Is there any difference on memory usage compare with just using 🤗? If there is a difference, is it gonna be supported?

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